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Early foetal development is the time when cardiovascular risk is first evident, leading to heart health issues later on in life, reveals Chemist Direct

Heart health issues can be detected in early foetal development

London (PRWEB UK) 28 February 2014

Human foetal development is the most dramatic and reaches the highest rates of growth during the first trimester of pregnancy. In the third week after gestation the embryo begins the basic growth and development of the brain, spinal cord, heart and gastrointestinal tract, followed in the next few weeks by the development of the limbs and sensorial organs.

Because of the critical vulnerability of the developing cells during this time, expecting mothers must ensure that adequate amounts of nutrition and vitamins such as folic acid are consumed in order to prevent defects in any of the organs.

Developmental adaptations in these organs are also determined by the mother’s exposure to harmful substances in the environment which may also cause increased risks of chronic disease in early childhood or adulthood. By actively being aware of important aspects of heart health, both of the mothers and the foetus, the instances of increased heart disease later on in life can be minimized, according to evidence in a new study published by the British Medical Journal. http://bit.ly/1aCcW7P

In this study nearly 2,000 children born in the Dutch city of Rotterdam were followed from the 10th to 13th week of gestation to the age of six to track the health markers for cardiovascular disease risk. The amassing of central body fat, instances of high blood pressure, high insulin levels and high cholesterol, all indicators of health issues later on in life, were more prevalent in those who showed a low birth rate and slower development as a foetus in the first trimester scan.

“These results suggest that the first trimester of pregnancy may be a critical period for development of offspring cardiovascular risk factors in later life,” said Prof Vincent Jaddoe, who led the study team from Erasmus University Medical School. “Therefore adverse maternal lifestyle habits influencing early foetal growth may have persistent consequences for their offspring, many decades later.” http://bit.ly/1fvnrFs

In another study published in The Cell, http://bit.ly/1fmi7q0 US researcher Professor Tamas Horvath, from Yale School of Medicine, and co-author Dr Jens Bruning, from the Max Planck Institute for Neurological Research in Germany found that the diet of expecting mothers also played a role in effecting the long-term metabolic health of their children through developmental changes in the foetus during the final third trimester.

Mothers who suffered obesity during pregnancy passed on genetic coding that changed the neurological wiring of the foetus, substantially increasing the risk of developing long-term disorders such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and uncontrolled central body fat.

Although scientists now understand the direct link between the mothers nutritional intake and health risks to the developing foetus and cardiovascular defects, further study is needed to understand why this pattern exists and what it might mean for preventing heart disease and other chronic illnesses such as diabetes.

When pregnant or if planning a family, speak to your GP or midwife about precautions to take or how to minimise pollutants such as smoke, so that development continues smoothly without passing on heart risks or any other health issues.

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NJIT’s Newark College of Engineering Announces Honorees for 16th Annual Salute to Excellence

Newark, NJ (PRWEB) February 26, 2014

The Newark College of Engineering (NCE) at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) will host the 16th annual Salute to Engineering Excellence on March 27, 2014 in the Campus Center Atrium. Proceeds from the event will benefit the NCE Board of Visitors Endowed Scholarship Fund and the NCE Dean’s Fund.

“NCE has a long tradition of educating some of the best engineers of the future, giving them hands-on experiences along the way,” said Interim Dean Basil C. Baltzis. “We are proud of all our students and alumni as we see them overcoming a number of obstacles, completing their education, and embarking on very productive careers.”

The 2014 NCE Outstanding Alumnus Award will be presented to Donald Cronin ’75, PCMH, President of Alternative Technologies, Inc., and Edward J. Schmeltz ‘71, PE, Senior Vice President and Director of Maritime and Special Projects at AECOM Technology Corporation.

Donald Cronin, of Long Valley, N.J., has over 35 years of experience in the analysis, design, integration and implementation of materials handling, material flow and inventory control systems for many of the world’s largest and most prestigious companies in a wide variety of industries. He also is involved in a number of professional organizations including serving as President and Chairman of the Board for the Warehouse Education & Research Council-NY/NJ/CT; Board Member and Past President of the Materials Handling Society of New Jersey as well as the MHSNJ Scholarship Chairman for the Annual Fund Raising Scholarship Golf Outing, which benefits NJIT and Rutgers; and a Member of the Materials Handling & Management Society.

Edward J. Schmeltz, of Riverside, Conn., is one of the finest and most accomplished marine civil engineers in the industry today. He has been the designer for some of the world’s truly iconic and leading-edge projects: the Pier 400 Development at the Port of Los Angeles, one of the largest landfill projects ever undertaken; the Breakwater Reconstruction for the Port of Sines in Portugal, one of the world’s largest; and a tender design for the third set of locks on the Panama Canal are but three of his outstanding accomplishments.

Each year, NCE recognizes an outstanding industry partner for their uniquely supportive relationship with NJIT. Langan Engineering & Environmental Services will receive the 2014 Outstanding Industry Partnership Award. Founded in 1970 and headquartered in Elmwood Park, N.J., Langan provides integrated site engineering and environmental consulting services for private developers, property owners, and public sector clients. Langan employs more than 800 professionals including nearly 50 NJIT graduates. The firm ranks among the top Green Design Firms by Engineering News-Record and has consistently ranked among the Best Engineering Firms to Work For by CE News.

“NJIT is synonymous with academic excellence in the engineering field and we at Langan are proud to be recognized as their partner,” said David T. Gockel, Langan President/CEO and an NJIT alumnus. “We look forward to continuing our alliance with the school as it plays a critical role in shaping future industry professionals.” Gockel serves on NJIT’s Board of Overseers.

Langan and NJIT recently strengthened their alliance with a collaborative research agreement. Langan Vice President Stewart Abrams and NJIT Professor of Environmental Engineering Michel Boufadel direct Langan’s Remediation Technology Program at NJIT’s Center of Natural Resources Development & Protection. Together, Langan and NJIT have been performing joint-applied research on clean-up technologies for various Langan Fortune 500 and private site development clients achieving a degree of quality and control not available if this work was subcontracted.

Cronin and Schmeltz will join the ranks of accomplished alumni who have been honored by NCE for their achievements. In 2013, Hatch Mott MacDonald Vice President Joseph G. Stanley, PE, PP ’78, ‘85, of Morristown, N.J., and American Society of Civil Engineers Executive Director Patrick Natale, PE ’70, ’75, of Flemington, N.J., received the NCE Outstanding Alumnus Award. Stanley also serves as President of the NJIT Alumni Association.

In addition to alumni, awards will be presented to notable NCE faculty, staff and students. Each year, student teams including the Steel Bridge Team and the Concrete Canoe Team display their competition entries at the event. In spring 2013, the Steel Bridge Team won the regional competition for the seventh consecutive year while the Concrete Canoe Team paddled to victory in an equally exciting metropolitan contest, placing first for design, lightness, efficiency and economy, as well as first-place overall.

For more information on the 2014 NCE Salute to Excellence, contact Angela Vega-Irvin at 973-596-3223 or visit http://nce.njit.edu/events/excellence2014.php.

NJIT, New Jersey’s science and technology university, enrolls approximately 10,000 students pursuing bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in 127 programs. The university consists of six colleges: Newark College of Engineering, College of Architecture and Design, College of Science and Liberal Arts, School of Management, College of Computing Sciences and Albert Dorman Honors College. U.S. News & World Report’s 2014 Annual Guide to America’s Best Colleges ranked NJIT in the top tier of national research universities. NJIT is internationally recognized for being at the edge in knowledge in architecture, applied mathematics, wireless communications and networking, solar physics, advanced engineered particulate materials, nanotechnology, neural engineering and e-learning. Many courses and certificate programs, as well as graduate degrees, are available online through the Division of Continuing Professional Education.

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Seattle, Wa (PRWEB) February 25, 2014

The new “Benefits Of Cinnamon” article on the website Vkool.com covers many positive effects of cinnamon. This report is divided into two main parts. In the first part of the article, people will get to know health benefits of cinnamon. The writer indicates that cinnamon is one of the most popular herbs for flavoring and medicinal uses. In fact, cinnamon is used all over the world for the treatment of a variety of health problems, such as skin infections, blood impurity, respiratory problems, blood impurity, and heart disorders. Cinnamon can remove nervous tension and boost brain functions naturally. The fragrance of this sweet spice can boost cognitive processing and improve brain function, virtual recognition memory, and working memory. Therefore, the author recommends that those people who suffer from exam nervousness should drink cinnamon tea to calm their mind effectively. After that, this report reveals that, due to the various anti-inflammatory properties, cinnamon is efficient in safeguarding the human heart and surrounding arteries from infection and damage. Actually, cinnamon can reduce the “bad cholesterol” called LDL cholesterol, significantly decreasing total cholesterol levels.

Moreover, it can heal inflammation in internal tissues and lower the risk of heart attacks quickly. In this report, the writer also points out that cinnamon can relief pain, prevent cancer, treat toothaches, repel insects, and cure vomiting naturally.

In the second part of the article, the author takes readers through an interesting process of discovering tips to make use of cinnamon. Firstly, this report uncovers that this fragrant spice includes calcium, iron, fiber, and manganese. The author encourages readers to combine organic ground cinnamon with natural ingredients, such as brown sugar or olive oil to create homemade beauty recipes. Secondly, the writer teaches people steps on how to make anti-acne face mask easily. Lastly, this report also covers many tips on how to eliminate bad breath, ways on how to boost hair growth naturally, and methods on how to scrub dry skin safely. Thanks to the helpful tips in the “Benefits Of Cinnamon” article, a large number of people can make use of cinnamon quickly and improve their overall within a short period of time.

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If people want to get more details from the complete “Benefits Of Cinnamon” writing, they should visit the website: http://vkool.com/benefits-of-cinnamon/.

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